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Two tier-0/1 gaps found by auditing five production codebases against the
framework: treasury (Rails), tesote.ai, developerz.ai, equipo.tesote.com and
bank-integrations.
money/schema — sub-cent precision
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`Money` was cents-only, so the framework's own AI cost path could not represent
the cost of its cheapest call: `costOf` divides with a ceiling to whole minor
units, recording a $0.00016 model call as 1c — ~50x over — and `gateway.ts`
builds its budget ledger on that number. Three teams independently moved to
sub-cent storage (tesote.ai `cost_micros` after a logged 20x incident,
developerz.ai `numeric(12,6)`, treasury `decimal(14,10)`), and an author needing
the precision today hits X_MONEY_NOT_INTEGER and declares a second money type —
the axiom-1 violation the package exists to prevent.
`MoneyValue` gains an optional `scale`: the decimal places `minor` counts, when
they are not the currency's own. Absent — the shape every existing value and row
already has — still means the currency's natural minor unit, so this is additive
and no app changes anything. A *required* scale was rejected on merit, not
semver: it would make every stored row and JSON payload restate a fact ISO 4217
already owns.
`money()` is the one place canonical form is decided and drops a scale equal to
the currency exponent, so existing JSON stays byte-identical. Arithmetic
normalises to the finer scale by exact bigint widening; comparison reads the
value rather than the encoding. Widening is exact and free, narrowing needs an
explicit RoundingMode.
Two defects found on the way:
- the money JSON Schema emitted `additionalProperties: false`, so a scaled value
would have been refused by every generated client and MCP tool even once the
validator accepted it.
- `allocate` computed `(magnitude * ratio) / total`, exact only under 2^53 —
latent, and scale 6 makes it 10,000x easier to reach. Now exact BigInt
largest-remainder, with tie-breaking and every existing property unchanged.
flags — subjects
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Targeting was `{ default, actors, roles, rollout }` with no tenant axis, and
`bucketOf(key, actor.id)` split a single organisation across a percentage
rollout: 3 of 30 members see the new flow, 27 do not, on the same day.
Classifying all 209 `Flipper.enabled?` call sites in treasury: 90.4% decide by
the workspace, 8.6% are global, 1.0% by a non-tenant record. And
app/services/feature_flags.rb:22 shows why an org axis alone would be wrong —
three classes implement `flipper_id` (`workspace:`, `bank_integration:`,
`bank_connection:`) and Flipper ORs them. There is no org axis and no actor
axis; there is one axis whose members are `kind:id`.
So `subjects: Record<kind, string[]>` is the mechanism, and `actors`/`orgs` are
shorthands for the built-in kinds. `assertTargeting` refuses `subjects.actor`
and `subjects.org`, so the two spellings can never disagree, and built-in kinds
resolve only from the Actor — never from the call-site map — so there is no
precedence rule to get wrong. `roles` stays separate: a role is a predicate over
the actor, not an identified record, so it has no id and cannot bucket.
`bucketBy` selects which subject a rollout divides, defaulting to `actor`, so no
shipped flag changes answer. A flag deciding by a subject the context does not
carry throws rather than falling back, with a fix that branches on the kind: a
missing org points at `userActor({ id, orgId })`, a missing record at
`isEnabled(key, actor, { bank: '<id>' })`.
Ergonomics stay in the app. `isEnabled(key, actor, { bank: bank.id })` is the
primitive; a project wraps it in its own helper, exactly as treasury does.
New error codes: X_MONEY_SCALE_INVALID, X_FLAG_SUBJECT_REQUIRED.
Deliberately not in this PR
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`packages/ai` still rounds cost up to whole cents. It must not adopt scaled
money until `packages/entity` carries scale: money persists as `<name>_minor`
bigint + char(3), and `parseMoney`/`narrowMoney`/`MONEY_PARTS` know only those
two, so a scaled value round-trips as if it were at the currency's scale.
Nothing writes scaled values yet, so nothing is wrong today — but adopting in
the wrong order would make the ledger wrong in a quieter way than the 50x
rounding it fixes. `packages/realtime` and `packages/admin` also read only
minor/currency.
Gate: bun run verify — 14 of 17 passed, 3 skipped (drift, contract-diff,
budgets). 230 schema+money tests, 88 flags tests, 0 failures.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds subject-based flag targeting and scale-aware money values. It introduces subject resolution, configurable subject bucketing, centralized money-scale validation, exact rescaling, mixed-scale arithmetic, bigint allocation, updated schemas, exports, tests, documentation, and error registrations. ChangesSubject-based flag targeting
Scale-aware money values
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes money arithmetic and feature-flag targeting, but the current code still has correctness defects that can misrender scaled financial amounts, accept blank amounts as zero, and produce inconsistent or incorrect flag decisions depending on inputs or declaration order. Merge should wait until these behavior issues and their related error handling are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Caller->>isEnabled: provide actor and subjects
isEnabled->>evaluateTargeting: evaluate flag key
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subjectIdOf-->>evaluateTargeting: return subject ID
evaluateTargeting->>bucketOf: calculate stable bucket
bucketOf-->>isEnabled: return targeting result
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In `@packages/flags/src/errors.ts`:
- Around line 88-102: Update flagSubjectRequired so generated fixes remain
executable for arbitrary subject kinds: in the non-org branch, use
JSON.stringify() for dynamic string literals and a computed property key for
init.kind in the isEnabled() example. Preserve the existing org-specific
guidance and metadata.
In `@packages/flags/src/subject.ts`:
- Around line 65-67: Update subjectIdOf so custom subjects are returned only
when kind is an own property of subjects and its value is a string; otherwise
preserve the missing-subject path that raises X_FLAG_SUBJECT_REQUIRED. Add
coverage for kind “toString” with an empty subjects object.
In `@packages/flags/src/targeting.ts`:
- Around line 141-156: Update subject targeting evaluation to avoid hot-path
allocations: change subjectIdOf and its callers to accept resolution arguments
positionally instead of creating per-call objects, and iterate
targeting.subjects kinds without Object.entries or per-kind pair arrays.
Preserve the existing matching behavior and eager resolution of every declared
kind before returning a match.
- Around line 114-156: Align evaluateTargeting with its documented rank
semantics by resolving every declared subject axis—actors, roles, orgs, and
subjects—before returning any allow-list match, so a missing required subject
consistently raises X_FLAG_SUBJECT_REQUIRED regardless of declaration or
evaluation order. Preserve the existing null-actor default behavior and return
true only after all applicable subject resolution completes.
Apply the same fix in `@packages/flags/CLAUDE.md` around lines 62 - 67: The
documented invariant requires every declared subject kind to resolve before any
targeting branch answers.
In `@packages/money/CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 25-27: Update the money documentation statements describing
narrowing in the rescale section and the corresponding later reference so they
specify that only lossy narrowing requires a named mode; preserve the existing
wording about exact widening and narrowing behavior.
- Around line 4-8: Update the documentation to describe MoneyValue’s scale
semantics without restating its structural shape. Treat MoneyValue from
`@ultimat3/schema` as the sole shape declaration and, if the full shape must be
shown, generate the documentation from that type so it remains aligned with the
type-pin contract.
In `@packages/money/README.md`:
- Line 18: Update the Scale documentation in the README to state that scale is
present whenever it differs from the currency exponent, including coarser
explicit scales produced by rescale(). Clarify that only a scale equal to the
currency exponent is omitted from the canonical form, consistent with money()
deciding canonical representation.
In `@packages/money/src/arithmetic.ts`:
- Around line 22-31: The widened bigint conversions in add and subtract within
packages/money/src/arithmetic.ts lines 22-31 and the widening conversion in
packages/money/src/rescale.ts lines 17-20 must use one shared helper that
converts the bigint to a minor value and reports a scale error identifying the
coarsest scale that fits, instead of calling Number directly and producing
X_MONEY_NOT_INTEGER. Update both arithmetic functions and the rescale flow to
route through this helper.
In `@packages/money/src/errors.ts`:
- Around line 70-77: Update countFractionDigits and the generated fix message in
the relevant error construction so suggested scale values never exceed
MAX_MONEY_SCALE. Clamp the suggested scale to the maximum, and omit the “keep
every digit” option when the original fraction has more digits than the
supported scale; retain the rounding suggestion for that case.
In `@packages/money/src/format.ts`:
- Around line 86-95: Update the formatter cache key used by formatterFor to
include exponent alongside the existing currency, locale, and option components.
Ensure amounts with different scales cannot reuse a formatter when
trimZeroFraction leaves the digit configuration undefined.
In `@packages/money/src/money.ts`:
- Around line 123-127: Update equals to use the existing commonScale helper from
scale.ts instead of calculating Math.max(moneyScale(left), moneyScale(right))
locally, while preserving the current minorAt comparison and currency mismatch
behavior.
In `@packages/money/src/rescale.test.ts`:
- Around line 43-48: Update the test around rescale to model the stated pricing
calculation: create the per-token rate with money(80, 'USD', 8), apply a
200-token quantity, then narrow the result using the 'up' rounding mode and
assert the resulting one-cent charge. Replace the current widen-and-narrow
assertion so the test exercises the actual sub-cent cost path.
In `@packages/money/src/scale.test.ts`:
- Around line 1-3: Add a 1–4 line module header to
packages/money/src/scale.test.ts covering the scale contract and why exact
precision must be protected, and add a corresponding header to
packages/money/src/rescale.test.ts covering the rescaling contract and why
narrowing requires an explicit decision; state why each module exists, not what
its tests do.
In `@packages/schema/src/coerce.ts`:
- Around line 73-77: Update the minor coercion logic near numeric so blank minor
input remains unchanged and reaches validation as invalid instead of being
converted to zero; continue converting nonblank numeric minor values and
coercing scale through numeric. Add a regression test covering { minor: '',
currency: 'USD' }.
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`evaluateTargeting` returned true from the `actors` and `roles` allow lists
BEFORE `orgs`, `subjects` and `bucketBy` were resolved. The result was not
order-dependence but caller-dependence: given
`{ actors: ['user-1'], subjects: { bank: [...] } }`, a call site that forgot to
pass the bank answered true for user-1 and threw for everyone else — so a
missing record ships green through whoever is on the allow list and surfaces in
production only for users who are not. Every declared kind now resolves before
anything answers.
`subjects?.[kind]` walked the prototype chain: a kind named `toString` resolved
to `Object.prototype.toString`, and `bucketOf` would have hashed a function
source string instead of raising. Now `Object.hasOwn` plus a `typeof` re-check,
so a non-string own value is absent rather than hashed.
Fix strings were not parseable for a hyphenated kind — `{ bank-integration:
'<id>' }` is not JS, and treasury's real flipper_ids (`bank_integration:`,
`bank_connection:`) make that the realistic shape. App-supplied strings now go
through JSON.stringify with a computed key; the org branch had the same defect
for an actor id containing a quote. Note error-contract.ts does NOT catch this
class: staticFix() blanks every `${…}` before its rule runs, so it checks
actionability, never parseability.
The allocation-free claim was already false before this PR — `roles?.some(...)`
allocates a closure per call. Removed the `Object.entries` pass (`for…in` +
`Object.hasOwn` allocates no pair arrays and doubles as the prototype guard) and
narrowed the invariant to what actually holds.
money / schema
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The formatter cache key lost `exponent`: on the `trimZeroFraction` path `digits`
is undefined, so the key carried 'auto' while the formatter used
`maximumFractionDigits: exponent` — one cached formatter for every scale of a
currency. Formatting 1299 EUR then 12_990_001 EUR@6 returned "12,99 €" instead
of "12,990001 €". The test formats coarse -> fine -> coarse, since the order
dependence is the bug.
Two fix: lines could not run. `fromDecimal('1.0000000000000000001', 'USD')`
suggested `{ scale: 19 }`, past MAX_MONEY_SCALE; past the maximum the offer is
now withdrawn rather than clamped, because no scale keeps every digit and
suggesting one would be a lie. And widening overflow — `add(MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
USD, 1 USD@6)` — suggested a `fromDecimal` that throws the same error again.
One shared `toMinor()` in scale.ts is now the single conversion point for `add`,
`subtract` and `rescale`, and names the finest scale that fits. No second error
code minted: X_MONEY_SCALE_INVALID is unshipped and already means "the scale is
not usable", which covers the scale two operands must meet at.
`{ minor: '' }` coerced to 0, booking an empty price field as free. Pre-existing,
on a line this PR touched; routed through the same numeric() helper scale uses.
`equals` restated the scale-normalisation rule instead of calling commonScale.
CLAUDE.md and README restated the MoneyValue shape and had already drifted — the
README's opening line omitted `scale`. Both now point at money-value.ts.
The rescale test claimed a per-token calculation it never performed. Rewritten to
multiply a per-token rate by 200 tokens and assert both the exact $0.00016 and
the 1c that 'up' produces; proved it catches a regression by temporarily dropping
scale preservation from multiply — the old test passed, the new one fails.
Corrected a figure this PR asserted three times: the AI cost overstatement is
62x, not ~50x. 200 tokens at $0.80/Mtok is $0.00016, billed as 1c. The claim now
matches the test that proves it.
Gate: bun run verify — 14 of 17 passed, 3 skipped. 233 money+schema tests, 97
flags tests, 0 failures. Every new test run red first.
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Two tier-0/1 gaps found by auditing five production codebases against the framework —
treasury(Rails, 16.7k files),tesote.ai,developerz.ai,equipo.tesote.comandbank-integrations. Both are mechanism, not convention: correct or incorrect regardless of what is being built.money/schema— sub-cent precisionMoneywas cents-only, so the framework's own AI cost path could not represent the cost of its cheapest call.costOf(packages/ai/src/provider.ts:93-101) divides with a ceiling to whole minor units, recording a $0.00016 model call as 1¢ — ~50× over — andgateway.tsbuilds its budget ledger on that number.Three teams independently moved to sub-cent storage: tesote.ai
cost_micros(after a logged 20× incident), developerz.ainumeric(12,6), treasurydecimal(14,10). An author needing the precision today hitsX_MONEY_NOT_INTEGERand declares a second money type — the axiom-1 violation the package exists to prevent.MoneyValuegains an optionalscale. Absent — the shape every existing value and row already has — still means the currency's natural minor unit, so this is additive and no app author changes anything. A required scale was rejected on merit rather than semver: it would make every stored row and payload restate a fact ISO 4217 already owns (axiom 2).money()is the one place canonical form is decided and drops a scale equal to the currency exponent, so existing JSON is byte-identical.RoundingMode.compare/equalsread the value, not the encoding.Two defects found on the way:
additionalProperties: false, so a scaled value would have been refused by every generated client and MCP tool even once the validator accepted it.allocatecomputed(magnitude * ratio) / total, exact only under 2^53 — latent, and scale 6 makes it 10,000× easier to reach. Now exact BigInt largest-remainder; tie-breaking and every existing property unchanged.flags— subjectsTargeting was
{ default, actors, roles, rollout }with no tenant axis, andbucketOf(key, actor.id)split a single organisation across a percentage rollout: 3 of 30 members see the new flow, 27 do not, same day, unreproducible bug report.Classifying all 209
Flipper.enabled?call sites in treasury: 90.4% decide by the workspace, 8.6% are global, 1.0% by a non-tenant record. Andapp/services/feature_flags.rb:22shows why an org axis alone would have been wrong — three classes implementflipper_id(workspace:,bank_integration:,bank_connection:) and Flipper ORs them. There is no org axis and no actor axis; there is one axis whose members arekind:id.So
subjects: Record<kind, string[]>is the mechanism andactors/orgsare shorthands for built-in kinds:assertTargetingrefusessubjects.actorandsubjects.org, so the two spellings can never disagree.Actor, never from the call-site map — so there is no precedence rule to get wrong.rolesstays separate: a role is a predicate over the actor, not an identified record. It has no id and cannot bucket, so folding it in would be a false unification.bucketByselects which subject a rollout divides, defaulting toactor— no shipped flag changes answer.userActor({ id, orgId }), a missing record atisEnabled(key, actor, { bank: '<id>' }).Ergonomics stay in the app:
isEnabled(key, actor, { bank: bank.id })is the primitive, and a project wraps it in its own helper exactly as treasury does. The framework ships mechanism; the app owns its convention.A bug caught in this PR's own work: matching the first allow-listed kind short-circuited, so the answer depended on key order in the declaration — same inputs, two behaviours. Every declared kind now resolves before any can answer, pinned by a test.
New error codes
X_MONEY_SCALE_INVALID·X_FLAG_SUBJECT_REQUIRED— both inwiki/Error-Codes.md, manifest regenerated (29 packages, 308 codes).Deliberately not in this PR
packages/aistill rounds cost up to whole cents. It must not adopt scaled money untilpackages/entitycarries scale: money persists as<name>_minorbigint +char(3), andparseMoney/narrowMoney/MONEY_PARTSknow only those two, so a scaled value round-trips as if it were at the currency's scale. Nothing writes scaled values yet, so nothing is wrong today — but adopting in the wrong order makes the ledger wrong in a quieter way than the 50× rounding it fixes.packages/realtimeandpackages/adminalso read onlyminor/currency.Gate
bun run verify— 14 of 17 passed, 3 skipped (drift,contract-diff,budgets). 230 schema+money tests, 88 flags tests, 0 failures. Every test written failure-case-first and run red.Relates to #87 (this release is already a major) and #84 (
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